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2008 SDR
16 posts · Started by Plipton · 24 Mar 2008
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Post 7 by Plipton,
#7RC8's seat is a sofa compared to the SDR. It looks hard but is actually quite comfy and roomy.
I need to try the Arsey 8 again with the bars raised - neck's still stiff today but that's due to landing on my head doing a back somersault trampolining when I was 14 (nearly broke me feckin neck!!). Any sportsbike rider will be amazed at the comparative comfort and adjustability. It's a cracking bike.
The SDR's seat, however, is as hard as the bouncers down your local
I need to try the Arsey 8 again with the bars raised - neck's still stiff today but that's due to landing on my head doing a back somersault trampolining when I was 14 (nearly broke me feckin neck!!). Any sportsbike rider will be amazed at the comparative comfort and adjustability. It's a cracking bike.
The SDR's seat, however, is as hard as the bouncers down your local
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Post 16 by Skavitch,
#16I think they are like that because the gear lever is set too high. Cap'n P's is fine now he's adjusted it.
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